- In ****anese
architecture mokoshi (裳階・裳層, also
pronounced shōkai),
literally "skirt storey" or "cuff storey", is a
decorative pent roof
surrounding a building...
- wide
mokoshi, for a
total of 9x7 bays. The
second story has the same
dimensions as the temple's core at the
first story, (3x2 bays), but has no
mokoshi. Some...
- subject, see also the
articles Hisashi,
Mokoshi and Moya. For
reasons of space, however, the wall
separating the
mokoshi from the core of the
pagoda is present...
-
chapter of the
Lotus Sutra. With
square lower and
cylindrical upper parts, a
mokoshi 'skirt roof', a
pyramidal roof, and a finial, the tahōtō or the larger...
- roof
which does not
correspond to an
internal vertical division is
called mokoshi (裳階・裳層, also
pronounced shōkai),
literally "skirt story" or "cuff story"...
- doors,
cusped windows called Katōmado, and
decorative pent
roofs called Mokoshi.
Although containing many of the
elements of Zenshūyō
style architecture...
-
slope at the eaves.
Compare with bell roof. East
Asian hip-and-gable roof
Mokoshi: A ****anese
decorative pent roof
Pavilion roof : A low-pitched roof hipped...
- roof
which does not
correspond to an
internal vertical division is
called mokoshi (裳階・裳層, also
pronounced shōkai),
literally "skirt story" or "cuff story"...
-
seems to have six
because of the
presence of inter-storey pent
roofs (
mokoshi). The
structure is
topped by a
distinctive globe-shaped finial. The East...
- Its
characteristics are
earthen floors,
decorative curved pent
roofs (
mokoshi) and
pronouncedly curved main roofs,
cusped windows (katōmado) and paneled...
